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English
Taught by
Joseph Phillips
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Course Overview
PMP Exam Prep Seminar - Earn 35 PDUs by completing the entire PMP course
Updated November 2022 for the current PMP Exam and based on PMI's Exam Content Outline.
Join the thousands of others who've completed this top-rated course and passed their PMP exam. You can do this!
PMP® Exam Prep Seminar: ID 109EPSWB
20 hours for ways of working (formerly technical)
9 hours for business acumen (formerly strategic)
6 hours for power skills (formerly leadership)
35 PDUs / 35 contact hours for the PMP exam application
90-question pre-assessment exam
90-question end-of-course assessment exam
20-questions in each section
Assignments and discussion
Coaching sections throughout to keep you motivated - You can do this!
You MUST complete all assignments and exercises to claim the 35 Contact Hours.
You need to pass the PMP exam and you need quality training that'll help you in your role as a project manager. You also want to learn from an authority in project management, in an online environment with plenty of assignments, videos, and concise explanations. This course provides 35 PDUs and is taught by project management author and expert Joseph Phillips. Joseph is the author of several project management books from McGraw-Hill, the American Management Association, and Dummies Press. He is certified as a PMP, PMI-ACP, ITIL, Project+, and is a Certified Technical Trainer.
The 35 hours of project management education are earned by completing all of the course, the assignments, exercises, and quizzes. The Learning Management System tracks your completion of the course; if you complete all the videos, assignments, and interactive sessions, you can claim these hours for your PMP exam application or maintain your PMP certification.
Course Content
- 32 section(s)
- 380 lecture(s)
- Section 1 Preparing to Pass the PMP
- Section 2 Get the Most from this course
- Section 3 PMBOK Guide, Sixth Edition
- Section 4 Define Project Management Foundations
- Section 5 Related Areas of Project Management
- Section 6 Project Management Components
- Section 7 Project Environments
- Section 8 Role of the Project Manager
- Section 9 Implementing Project Integration Management
- Section 10 Managing the Project Scope
- Section 11 Introducing Project Schedule Management
- Section 12 Project Cost Management
- Section 13 Project Quality Management
- Section 14 Introducing Project Resource Management
- Section 15 Introducing Project Communications Management
- Section 16 Introducing Project Risk Management
- Section 17 Leading Project Procurement Management
- Section 18 Engaging Project Stakeholders
- Section 19 The PMI Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct
- Section 20 Agile Introduction
- Section 21 Exploring Scrum
- Section 22 Agile Roles and Responsibilities
- Section 23 Refining Requirements
- Section 24 Estimating User Stories and Iterations
- Section 25 Agile Project Performance
- Section 26 Exploring Different Agile Approaches
- Section 27 Agile Projects and Products
- Section 28 Testing and Verifying in Agile Projects
- Section 29 Agile Stakeholder Engagement
- Section 30 Agile Project Risks and Issues
- Section 31 PMP Blitz Review
- Section 32 Wrapping Up the Course
What You’ll Learn
- Earn 35 PDUs/Contact Hours by completing the entire course, You will get all the resources you need to pass the PMI PMP certification exam., You will earn 35 exam contact hours as required by PMI, You will be able to discuss the PMBOK Guide with confidence., Explain the project management processes, Discuss the project management knowledge areas, Demonstrate the formulas, charts, and theories of project management, Calculate float for complex project network diagrams, Memorize the formulas for earned value management, Compare and contrast processes, knowledge areas, theories, and project management best practices, Build a strong foundation in Agile project management for the new PMP exam, Complete hands-on assignments and exercises
Skills covered in this course
Reviews
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RRenaud Balandras
The content and information are sometimes inaccurate. The test questions are not related to the chapter that was just covered, or they address concepts that were not discussed in that chapter. Some answers in the tests are incorrect. Overall, it is quite confusing, which makes it difficult to feel confident and to trust the material when preparing for the exam
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MMarcia Arias
Just passed my PMP today after my first try, and studying this course for 2 months (and completing it). Despite removing one star, I want to thank Joseph for all the support made available in this course, his coaching sections really kept me going and gave me confidence to keep moving forward! Onto the review: I feel like I may have failed the exam if I hadn't studied the 2 full practice tests in the PMI Study Hall Essentials. This is because those 2 practice tests covered what I feel this course lacked: (1) more attention to the Hybrid approach (this course covered agile and predictive very well, but hybrid was kind of placed in the backburner), and (2) specific attention to how a project manager could implement being proactive (example: by first assessing/understanding a given situation -> then discussing solutions -> then informing everyone involved; being action-oriented). If anyone is curious, this was my study approach to passing the PMP on my first try (keep in mind that I am an experienced PM, so you may need more than these materials depending on your experience level): 1. Completed this course. Studied ~1-2hrs per day, every day (juggling work responsibilities). Total time to complete course: 2 months. 2. Created flashcards and memorized all the terms discussed in this course (including formulas, diagrams, theories/laws/rules, agile-specific terms, etc.). Total time reviewing these: ~1 week. 3. Reviewed (NOT memorized) the relationship between Knowledge Areas, Process Groups, and ITTOS. 4. Completed the 2 full practice tests in the Study Hall Essentials (from the PMI). Also, reviewed and internalized wrong answers on the practice tests together with the correct answers where I had "low" confidence self-assessment. Total time to complete both tests: ~2 days (one each day).
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RRichard Hartnell
This one worked for me -- with the help of a few practice exams, I passed on the first try. I found it too formal and kinda dry at first but it grew on me over time.
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GGreg Tew
Lots of the information presented is rehashed several times. Overall, the sections and lectures don't have a good structure. Many of the slides are overly verbose and several have glaring typos.
